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Noun: confutation  ,kón-fyû'tey-shun
  1. Evidence that refutes conclusively
    "His alibi served as a confutation of the prosecution's case"
     
  2. The speech act of refuting conclusively
    "His confutation of the theory left no room for doubt"; "The lawyer's confutation of the witness's testimony was devastating to the prosecution's case"

Derived forms: confutations

Type of: defence [Brit, Cdn], defense [US], disproof, falsification, refutation